Been asked by a customer to source some matching doors for his kitchen units, or alternatively replace all the doors.
When I checked the sizing the doors were 700mm in height where as a howdens for instance is 720mm, are these old MFI sizes as this would explain why i cannot even get a design match or are these available?
many thanks
Al
Door sizes
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Re: Door sizes
I have never used them but there are tons of firms on the net that boast they can supply any size door.
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Re: Door sizes
Yeah, definitely old MFI doors you have there.
Any size doors are easy to obtain from a number of companies as long as they are vinyl wrapped. Usually you will get charged for the next standard size up so, If you want a non standard 580mm wide door, they will charge for a 600mm wide(596mm to be precise). Solid timber is still do-able but will cost a fortune for non standard sizes.
We get our wrapped doors from Browns, take a look here http://www.browns2000.co.uk/
I think you will end up changing them all. I have been down the route of trying to match old MFI doors before and found I was wasting my time.
Any size doors are easy to obtain from a number of companies as long as they are vinyl wrapped. Usually you will get charged for the next standard size up so, If you want a non standard 580mm wide door, they will charge for a 600mm wide(596mm to be precise). Solid timber is still do-able but will cost a fortune for non standard sizes.
We get our wrapped doors from Browns, take a look here http://www.browns2000.co.uk/
I think you will end up changing them all. I have been down the route of trying to match old MFI doors before and found I was wasting my time.